Sentence examples for members too small from inspiring English sources
In 1998, the accreditation team reviewing the college cited its skeletal infrastructure -- too lean an administration, too few support staff members, too small a library and too little technology.
One limitation of this study is that in some countries net ownership and use was so high that the difference in net use between pregnant and non-pregnant household members was too small to detect.
Truss structures consist of thin members that are too small to be accurately resolved by numerical grids that can be handled by most computer systems.
The Tories, it is true, do not share these fine sentiments, but with only nine members, they are too small to be a threat by themselves.But not all will be plain sailing for Mr Michael.
Judith Kleinfeld, a professor emeritus in the psychology department at the University of Alaska, argues that the M.I.T. study isn't persuasive because the number of faculty members involved is too small and university officials refuse to release the data.
They say that a three-member panel is too small and that the tentative six-month deadline for it to finish its investigation and write a report is much too rushed.
Councilman Dave Sullivan, while acknowledging that the voters might favor district representation, said a five-member council is too small.
This in effect eliminates members with non-practical (too small) sizes.
Other factors are also in play, with overfishing killing off the lobster's natural predators and herring bait used in lobster traps being stolen by younger members of the species too small to be caught.
The report said a 300-member House would be "too small to provide an adequate pool to fulfil the demands of a revising chamber".
The reverse was true after the death of a nuclear family member, although numbers were too small to examine the effects of prenatal exposure to deaths in the nuclear family alone.
